Pat Green and Brennan Clements at Cargo TX
A genuine Texas music legend plays the outdoor stage at Cargo TX in Longview on Friday, November 6, with East Texas singer Brennan Clements opening, about 50 minutes from the property.
Pat Green with Brennan Clements · Live at Cargo TX
Cargo TX · 3171 Nealy Way, Longview, TX
A night of classic Texas country on the open-air lawn. Check Cargo TX's event page for tickets and details.
Pat Green helped build the Texas country movement from the ground up, and three decades in, his catalog still fills rooms with people who know every word. On Friday, November 6, he brings that legacy to Cargo TX in Longview with Brennan Clements, an East Texas singer with a growing national following, opening the night. It is a rare chance to hear a pioneer of the genre on a lawn stage within an hour of the property.
The artists
Green was born in San Antonio and raised in Waco, and he got his start at 18 playing the bars around Texas Tech in Lubbock. Independent albums produced by Lloyd Maines led to his breakout major-label record "Three Days" in 2001, followed by the hits "Wave on Wave," which peaked at number three on the country chart, "Carry On," "Baby Doll," and "Feels Just Like It Should." His duet "Texas on My Mind" with Cory Morrow is a staple of the Texas songbook. On a night like this, the setlist reaches back decades, and the crowd sings along to all of it.
Opening the night is Brennan Clements, a Texas country singer from East Texas who built a large online following with stripped-down country covers before stepping out with his own music. His recent singles "Folded Flag" and "Meet In Amarillo" have carried that momentum into live rooms, and a slot opening for Pat Green is the kind of stage that turns a regional favorite into a headliner.
The venue
Cargo TX at 3171 Nealy Way in Longview has become one of the most reliable live music stops in East Texas, booking touring Texas and national acts on an outdoor stage set over a pond. The lawn fills up for big nights, so arriving a little early pays off. The venue combines the show with a full restaurant and bar, making it a complete night out rather than a stop along the way.
Getting there from the property
Longview is about 50 minutes from 1786 County Road 1070 via US-271 and I-30. A Friday night show means a relaxed start to the weekend, and a November evening on an outdoor lawn is worth a jacket and a blanket. It is the kind of concert that gives a visitor a real taste of the region's music culture, an hour from the quiet.
Event details subject to change
Confirm show time, tickets, and any lineup changes with the venue before heading out. Bigger outdoor shows can sell out.
Plan a visit
See the land, then hear the legend.
The 8 acres and Pat Green are about an hour apart. Visit the property, then head south for a night of Texas country.
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